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One thing I have noticed is the cold reptilian lack of warmth or any positive emotions in all of your posts.
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Your judgments of my communication style are irrelevant to my state of consciousness.
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Now im not a dowsing/pendulum expert like yourself but this says to me your heart chakra is CLOSED which would mean you are on the service-to-self path.
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That is a stretch. I have yet to gain anything other than friends by sharing my info here. Your knowledge of the esoteric is an eclectic fragmented version of the truth. I am a gatherer of the truth and information. I have been emotionally hardened by doing battle with stuff that would leave you in the corner of the room calling for mommy. So forgive me if I do not give a **** weather or not you get a warm fuzzy feeling when you read my information.
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And no Im not saying Im perfect.. but you are starting to point fingers and this observation I feel needed to be voiced. Sorry to upset anyone.. we are all here to grow.
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So who exactly am I pointing fingers at. Please name a few of them. Oh wait a minute, that is right I specifically did not single out anyone. Close but no cigar, try again.
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I feel that if there are illuminati figures who are interested in this forum they are lurkers and fail to see why they would be registered members... Im sure this forum ranks very low to non-existant on their priorities.
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You are not very framiliar with how marketing research works are you? Take a second to think about it. What does a major marketing firm do before they try to sell an idea or product to the masses. Forget the illuminati for a second. I am talking about stuff like a new soft drink or etc. What do they do first? They have specific areas of the country that they first try to market the product to. These areas of the country are allways diverse cities with the maximum different kinds of cultures and people as possible. They sell the product in those areas first. Then they look at the results of how this small scale marketing research went.
The internet provides a ready made focus group for disinformation people. Just like the cities used in the above scenario, a large internet forum like ATS or Avalon makes a great focus group. If I was doing research on what level of ******** that people would buy, the first place I would display it would be on an internet forum with a large diversity of people on it from around the world. Guess what folks, you are the target focus group.
It is absolutely amazing the kind of b.s. that people will buy into around here. Just the other day someone posted up a story about a small figurine statue of an angel that was found when some moon rock was chipped apart. Immediately without using their own discernment, people started posting up stuff like "Oh my god, that is amazing". They did not even question it. Turned out that it was just some internet tabloid dumping fake stories on their site. No one even stopped to check out the source first until I did.
Everyone needs to stop believing stuff just because it is typed up on some internet site. This is why I put this in this thread
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There is not a single intuitive on the planet that is dead on 100% of the time. Never take intuitive information, including mine, as the absolute truth. All ways rely on your own natural instincts and discern weather the information resonates with your path.
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Luminari, you need to stop posing as an esoteric expert and start being yourself. You might actually learn at the rate you are supposed to if you did.